Most notable recording being the album "Too Many Movies" released in 1990. The cover version of 'Passionate Kisses' was subsequently nominated at the 1991 ARIA awards.
Paul Kelly collaborated on the project along with some other of her music industry friends.
Too much lovin'
Mary-Jo Starr Lyrics
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Wondering if it's too late to leave
Mixing up our bodies
In the dark I'm learning you
I wanna work you out
Do whatever you want to me
I wanna get you off
In the dark I'm melting through
Underneath are lies and a love I can't handle
Give me a taste of what's to come
Can't be too serious
It's meant to be fun
Take it slow take it slow
Making me shake
There's a power in letting go
Think I'm gonna break
Cos your too much of a good thing
Oh your too much of a good thing
You might be too much of a good thing
But you'll never be enough
I'm a tangled mess
Lost whenever I'm undressed
An island of unrest
In the dark I hide from you
I wanna crack your shell
Can you make yourself vulnerable?
You gotta take a risk
In the dark try loving me
My body's all lines and points and angles
Underneath are lies and a love I can't handle
Give me a taste of what's to come
Don't be so serious
It's meant to be fun
Take it slow take it slow
Making me shake
There's a power in letting go
Think I'm gonna break
Cos your too much of a good thing
Oh too much of a good thing
You might be too much of a good thing
But you'll never be enough
The lyrics of Mary-Jo Starr's "Too Much Lovin'" describe an intense and passionate sexual encounter between two individuals. From the very beginning, the singer is so caught up in the moment that she forgets to breathe, indicating the amount of physical and emotional energy that is being expended. She wonders if it's too late to leave, suggesting that perhaps she was not quite ready for the intensity of the experience. The singer describes how she is "mixing up our bodies" and "learning" her partner in the dark.
The singer portrays herself as eager to please her partner, stating that she wants to "do whatever" he wants to her and "get him off." She describes herself as being "all lines and points and angles," suggesting that she is physically focused on the experience but also "a tangled mess" emotionally. She admits that she is "lost" and "an island of unrest" when she is undressed, but she wants her partner to "crack [her] shell" and make her feel vulnerable.
Throughout the song, the singer emphasizes the physical power of the encounter and the importance of letting go. She encourages her partner to take it slow, but she is also ready to "shake" and almost at the point of breaking. The chorus repeats that her partner is too much of a good thing, but also that he will never be enough. Overall, the lyrics capture the intensity of a sexual encounter that is both exhilarating and overwhelming.
Line by Line Meaning
I keep forgetting to breath
I am so overwhelmed by my feelings for you that I keep forgetting to perform basic bodily functions.
Wondering if it's too late to leave
Despite the intensity of my feelings, I question whether our relationship is healthy and sustainable.
Mixing up our bodies
Our physical intimacy is so intense that it feels like our bodies are becoming intertwined and indistinguishable.
In the dark I'm learning you
Our physical intimacy is so intense that I feel like I am getting to know you on a deeper level.
I wanna work you out
I want to explore your body and learn what pleases you.
Do whatever you want to me
I am so intensely attracted to you that I am willing to do anything to please you.
I wanna get you off
I want to bring you to orgasm and provide you with pleasure.
In the dark I'm melting through
Our physical intimacy is so intense that it feels like I am losing myself in the experience.
My body's all lines and points and angles
I am acutely aware of every part of my body and the sensations that each touch and movement creates.
Underneath are lies and a love I can't handle
Beneath my intense physical feelings, I am struggling with complex emotions and fear that I may not be able to handle a deeper level of emotional connection.
Give me a taste of what's to come
I want to experience a glimpse of the deeper emotional connection that I fear, but also crave.
Can't be too serious
It's meant to be fun
Take it slow take it slow
Despite my desire to explore deeper emotional connections, I am afraid to move too quickly and want to keep things fun and light-hearted for the time being.
Making me shake
There's a power in letting go
Think I'm gonna break
Our intense physical intimacy is so powerful that I feel like I am on the brink of losing control and breaking apart, but there is also a sense of release and freedom in letting go.
Cos your too much of a good thing
Oh your too much of a good thing
You might be too much of a good thing
But you'll never be enough
Despite the overwhelming intensity of our relationship, I fear losing you and crave even more of what you have to offer.
I'm a tangled mess
Lost whenever I'm undressed
An island of unrest
In the dark I hide from you
Despite my intense physical desire for you, I am also struggling with feelings of insecurity and uncertainty that cause me to retreat and hide at times.
I wanna crack your shell
Can you make yourself vulnerable?
You gotta take a risk
In the dark try loving me
Despite my own uncertainty and fear, I also crave a deeper emotional connection with you and want to break down your own defenses and encourage vulnerability.
Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: Alice Emerson
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